Sentence examples for parroted by from inspiring English sources

The foreign ministry's position was parroted by state-run media.

Or is this just bad third-hand reporting of second-hand claims parroted by unnamed sources?

The Palin shtick has now become the Republican catechism, parroted by every party leader in Washington.

Then, in words parroted by the editor, Nabokov would "deal himself a novel".

Web pioneer Tim Berners-Lee's belief in a democratising, single global information space is often parroted by young net evangelists.

So let's hear no more empty boasts about how universal credit does "simplification" and "making work pay", parroted by Tory MPs clueless about how any of it works.

The message parroted views held by AT&T, Comcast and Verizon — the biggest broadband service providers in the country.

He will not spout fatuous gibberish in populism's cause, or be bullied into parroting nonsense by the confected hysteria of right-wing tabloids.

"But by parroting the talking points created by this incestuous network, he's triggered a national crisis".

The team genotyped 138 individual parrots by sequencing a panel of 11 microsatellite loci.

It has three subspecies which are all easily separated from other parrots by their shockingly pale lemon-orange head, pale green back and white underparts.